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Pope Leo XIV Becomes First Pope to Vote in a U.S. Election
The Vatican confirmed the Chicago-born pope mailed his Will County, Illinois, ballot for Tuesday's midterms, a first for any pontiff.
ICE: Deported ‘Fresno Father’ in Profile Was Removed Five Times Before
CalMatters says a deportee it profiled didn't disclose five prior deportations and a criminal record that ICE revealed on X.
UTSA Student Reads Poem Celebrating Charlie Kirk Assassination
A UTSA student read a poem celebrating Charlie Kirk's killing at a campus poetry event, then told Christian Collins he was brave for showing up without neck protection.
Cato Ranks Hochul Dead Last Among Governors in First Freedom Grades
Cato's first-ever governor grades put New York's Kathy Hochul at No. 50 with an F, days before she faces Bruce Blakeman.
Michaels Employee Refuses Trump Photo Framing, Cites Unproven Policy
A Michaels employee refused to frame a Trump photo, patriotic art, and moon landing newspaper, citing political policy. Video shows heated exchange as customer challenges whether it's corporate rule or worker bias.
Trump Tells Bill Maher ‘Don’t Call Anymore’ in 1,300-Word Post
Trump called Bill Maher a 'complete and total loser' and cited CNN polls to rebut the HBO host's claim his GOP support is slipping.
DOJ Reviews Portland Thorns Ejection of Save Women’s Sports Fans
The Justice Department says it is reviewing the removal of XX-XY shirt-wearing fans, including Brandi Kruse, from a Portland Thorns match.
Ungar-Sargon Confronts CNN With Data on Media Race Obsession
Commentator Batya Ungar-Sargon confronted CNN host Abby Phillip with hard data showing how major outlets manufactured a racial crisis through explosive coverage growth starting in 2011, a shift sociologists named the Great Awokening.
Abdul El-Sayed Caught Claiming Second Amendment Protects Muskets
Abdul El-Sayed was caught on video arguing the Second Amendment protects only muskets and that modern firearms fall outside constitutional protection, fueling conservative concerns about redefining rights out of existence.
Atlanta judge released Jahmare Brownell early before murder
Jahmare Brown shattered a woman's face and served only 60 days before his early release. Two months later, he stabbed Alyssa Paige to death on the Atlanta Beltline in broad daylight.
Bakari Sellers shuts down panel over Constitution question live
Bakari Sellers abruptly ended a panel debate and accused his co-panelist of disrespect after invoking his family's civil rights history to sideline constitutional arguments.
Brianna Lyman Exposes Kennedy Center Critics With 2023 Receipts
Brianna Lyman exposed critics objecting to Trump's name on the Kennedy Center after they stayed silent while the venue fell into disrepair with stained seats and exorbitant salaries.